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An American Industrial/Synthpop band from Austin, Texas, 1998-present. Ctrl debuted in 1998 with Secure The Shadow. Over the next 13 years, the band released five more acclaimed albums, and appeared on various compilations. Ctrl released their seventh album, Fragmentary Moments, in 2012. It's comprised of ten songs that allow the unique blend of pop-tinged electro, driving beats and signature guitar to remain the staples of their sound. The band continues to grow with each new incarnation, while carefully tipping a hat to the founders of the style. Since inception, CTRL has performed with such notable acts as: Nitzer Ebb, Covenant,...

There are two bands with the name ctrl-alt-del: (1) The group Ctrl-Alt-Del usually comes as a surprise to many reviewers as it just doesn't fit the stereotypical image one would expect from an independent Alternative Rock band from Eastern Europe. The band started in 2002 when vocalist Adam Sypula met Dominik Rozwadowski and the twins Peter and Pawel Sitkowski, who were in the midst of creating a new project on the remains of their former group Musick. The outcome was a great concoction of personalities. "After a few months of playing, out of the blue, we had an album ready...

ctrlaltdelete was an instrumental post-rock band from Carlisle, England. The band was formed by members Ben Maxwell, Laura Harrison, and Chris Hewitt. In 2003, they released an ep titled epONE. In 2005, they released their follow-up Mondegreens. After the album's release, Maxwell and Harrison decided to end the band on a high note after the album received favorable reviews. Maxwell and Harrison later went on to join Robert Holmkvist to create the three-piece post-rock outfit Mt.. .

CTRLer (controller) is the musical project of Spanish musician J. Influenced by european new electronic trends, CTRLer began experimenting with complex sounds after his experience in several bands, mainly in the industrial rock band Jennifer in Latex. He has been developing music based on distortion, fast loops and poweful breaks, but always with melody in mind. Finding himself disappointed with the music industry, J created his own label called Error Deluxe Records in 2004. In this label, he releases most of his music. .

Signed to Hardcore Beats, Control Z are are a Nu Skool Breakz production duo hailing from London. Tom Petais and Nicky D'Silva aka Dash and Inch met through the Community Music Program in London. The pairing up of these two DJs by their tutor was to be the start of something special and their first Control Z Production was unleashed. Snapped up by Dj Mutiny's Funkatech Recordings, 'Disko and Pain' made up the debut single that was to cause a big splash in the Breaks Scene. Straight to number 1 in the Mixmag Chart and straight into the boxes of...